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lerax
6y ago
Simple, they are not resilient as Telegram is. They are not Russian.
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lerax
6y ago
Erg.... he write this and sounds a very stupid lie, but I wish that be true. TikTok is so annoying, having motivation to people use it less is better.
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How Draw Seven Red Perpendicular Lines with Transparent Ink (2014)
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Great job! I'm really impressed with the simplicity. But more than that, congratulations on writing proper the documentation at a so earlier version! That's really awesome. I hope you the best for you and your projects. I played t
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lerax
6y ago
Natural Language Shell seems fun
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lerax
6y ago
Simple ecosystem. Static binaries. Simple tools. From day of day code, the ecosystem sometimes matters more than language itself.
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lerax
6y ago
In general I used a custom word vector model with a fixed dimension of n=100. As you should now, this feature transformer only maps word to vectors, but I have a more complex structure than just words to work on. The model works sentence wi
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lerax
6y ago
KDE will migrate to GTK. [joke]
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6y ago
I used at work as part of a NLP system to extract valid relations between named entities on context of politics. Since I didn't have labeled data before, I annotated some hundreds by myself, and because was not much label data SVM outp
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lerax
6y ago
No. Coding JS on keyboard is already bad enough.
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lerax
6y ago
Magit is great! I use everyday. The more useful feature for me is partial staging by simple text selection. Help so much to create better atomic commits
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6y ago
Or Makefile, or Meson, or autotools... And beyond to infinite. Man, that type of stuff don't motivates anyone to learn a new language. If all what we should do it is code a solution and deploy with one command, oh God, will be a dream.
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lerax
6y ago
For me the worse part of every new language is deal with ecosystem. Holy fuck. It is so annoying. Scattered info, standards, many solutions for the same thing and none is good, style guide, plugins and editors, debugging, packaging, testing
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lerax
6y ago
That is sad and wish it could be a joke. But there are days I think the same... today I cannot not even run zsnes without problems on most of distros (Arch/Ubuntu/Etc). Linux backward compatibility it's so terrible.
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lerax
6y ago
Brian makes me laugh everytime. Although the humorous critics that he do, almost point he raises there is an underlying truth on it. Linux Sucks not entirely, but some parts sucks so hard. I use Linux daily for almost ten years, and oh hell
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lerax
6y ago
This is so shitty and sad. I wish front-end dev could be more fun, with less pain, confusion and suffering. I'm losting the hope over the years about any browser stuff. :[
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6y ago
I wish that type of experience would be uncommon, rare, exceptions... But in my perspective is the real true state of front-end today. Everything is broken from a outside perspective, so much changes happened that for me learning the overal
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Show HN: A snake game written in Common Lisp built on top of trivial-gamekit
(github.com)
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Common Lisp: How deep does the rabbit hole go?
(defungames.com)
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6y ago
On reddit I found that following questions. I would be glad for some possible answers. --------- That was a good post. I wonder if the tech stack still uses Common Lisp after these 5 years, considering all other languages described in the p
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lerax
6y ago
Even humans fails on this very often.
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6y ago
> If you are suggesting that you need a Mac to even write code that interacts with it then I would be shocked to find out that is true That's true. For iOS too. Sorry.
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lerax
7y ago
If this take care of JavaScript together, I'll not be so mad.
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7y ago
This name is the best part of the project (and the project itself it's already an awesome tool).
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7y ago
Basically... Dart and C++ only?
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Titans of Mathematics Clash over Epic Proof of ABC Conjecture (2018)
(quantamagazine.org)
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7y ago
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DataOpscience? Learning vs. Doing
(neowaylabs.github.io)
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7y ago
Clojure is always the wrong option to get into the principles of Lisp. * Clojure utilizes non-standard Lisp syntax like []{}, weird function declaration and differ semantics of some forms (like cond usage, a powerful specie of switch-case o
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Linalg.h is a single header, public domain, short vector math library for C++
(github.com)
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7y ago
Nice examples.
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